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# ServerCtl - Services for Developers
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## Todo
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- [ ] Add a --temporary option to start to remove volume after stop
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## Examples
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Say you need a Mongodb instance for something. Try this:
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```
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$ serverctl start mongo
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Started mongo<default>
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Mongo client: 27017
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$
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```
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What just happened? Well, the `start` command pulled and started a new container
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from the latest docker image using sensible defaults from the service registry.
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Let's start another one:
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```
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$ serverctl start mongo --instance other --portoffset 1
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Started mongo<other>
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Mongo client: 27018
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```
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Check it out!
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```
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$ serverctl status
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Service Instance Ports
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mongo default 27017
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other 27018
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$ serverctl stop mongo --all
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Stopped mongo<default>
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Stopped mongo<other>
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$
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```
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## FAQ
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### Where is the data stored?
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* Data goes in `$HOME/.var/serverctl`
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